Points to Note in the Project Investment Decision-Making Stage
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I would like to discuss, during the project investment phase, what kind of information should be sought to inform project decisions, such as legal, technical, economic, and risk aspects. Is there any comprehensive material for everyone to discuss?
The decision-making process for construction projects is not completed in one go, but is carried out step by step, from a high-level perspective to a more detailed one. It is generally further divided into: ① Investment intention. ②Market research and investment opportunity analysis. ③Project proposal. ④Preliminary feasibility study. ⑤Feasibility study. ⑥Decision-making for construction projects. I was once involved in making decisions for a local company; it lasted about half a year. The analyses suggested that it was a viable option, but in reality, the company performed well during the first two years, while subsequent to that, due to external factors, its performance remained poor.
Could I please get some relevant materials for reference? Thank you?
There really is no such information, as I only conducted analysis on the northern region at that time. Other aspects were handled by different people. It’s been six or seven years now, and all the relevant documents have been disposed of as paper waste.
Construction projects: What is being built, why is it being built, and how is it being built? This is something that shareholders need to consider.
It seems that those with such experience are mostly at the boss level: lol
Our Haichuan should have many bosses~
It is recommended that the original poster learn about feasibility study reports.
It is necessary to conduct a comprehensive assessment of factors such as the market, policies, domestic and international environments, technical reliability, efficiency, safety, and environmental impact; only by forming a basic judgment can one have an idea of the overall approach and direction. Research should only begin after a decision has been made, which represents the initial stage